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The game for modern language model text prediction is: given a string of tokens (perhaps 30 long), what are the odds that the next token is this one, or that one, or the other one.

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When shuffling with a less rigorous overhand shuffle (not a riffle shuffle), the number of shuffles needed is much higher, over 2,000, making it practically impossible to randomize by hand.

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